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Another Thunderbolts* thing
I like when John Walker hits Bob's father with his taco shield. Just in general it is always fun when abusers get hit in movies. (Just rewatched To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar. Patrick Swayze is so good.)
But also because earlier in the movie, Walker was calling Bob "Bobby" and denegrating him, which fed Bob's self doubts. He was kind of an echo of Bob's dad, whose name I don't know and don't care to know. With the hit, he disavows all those meaner things he said earlier.
We also know that Walker isn't the best dad himself. He ignores his kid. But it's like, "Hey, guy. I am a shitty parent but I am not as shitty as you." BANG. And maybe that is good for John to know that he can do better than that guy. Even Alexei is reconciled with Yelena and he thought it was a good idea for her to go to the Red Room. Failing once doesn't mean you will fail all the time. There's... hope.
And it is satisfying to me because, though we don't know much about the dad, a macho football-playing soldier is probably the kind of guy Bob's father would've respected. The kind of son he would've wanted, not sensitive, bipolar Bob. But even John, who I don't like personally, knows Bob's dad sucks.
The layers.
Taz is fucking killing me “Maybe she’s wearing a cup”
Dads(me) be like, “Your other left”
Hey there I was wondering if we could get some headcannons of mother Miranda's Male s/o who actually treats the four like their children?
Please and thanks
MM with a male S/O who is Dad
(Like legit Dad)
Alcina did not approve.
This MAN-THING was treating her like a child
She wasn't Heisenberg
But slowly she accepted the man
He genuinely cared about the Four
Heisenberg was impressed! He liked having a "father-like figure" in his life
The man before him was old as dirt, he assumed
But the man took interest in his work!
AND WANTED TO HELP!!!
Though he kept his plans away from him
Moreau was more than excited to have a Father!
This man was kind and would fish with!
And sneak him the BEST cheeses
And Donna and Angie like to have him over and make dolls!
Well they make them, he just suggests stuff to add or dresses
Before meetings he'll stand around making dad jokes
All of them
Makes deez nuts jokes
Heisenberg wheezes at them
Alcina smiles and shakes her head
Angie joins in, Donna even laughs
And Moreau sits next to Father happy
All in all 100/10 dad shit
Retroactive warning: this stopped being about Bruce shortly after the first quote and quickly devolves into written therapy. I'm sorry, but also 🤷♀️ when therapy calls, you answer.
Bruce doing dumb dad shit.
"Hey, I heard you wanted a donut, so I'm getting you a dozen donuts every week for the next 4 years, even though you really don't like donuts, you just had a craving for one for 5 seconds one day, and I won't stop until you tell me to stop and I'll be very sad when you do."
"Hey, I heard you had an Opinion about a Thing and I didn't have an opinion about this thing until now, but I've decided to have the opposite opinion about this thing."
"Hey, I know I've spent years funding and encouraging your knowledge, research, and education in this Very Specific Area in which you are now considered an Expert in your Field, and I asked you for Advice pertaining to your Area of Expertise, but I've decided to ignore it until the Thing gets worse, then ask someone else for Advice, get the same Advice you gave me weeks/months/years ago, but actually do it, and contribute my success to that other person's Advice for the rest of forever."
"Hey, I heard you were sad. I can beat them up for you? Oh, you feel like a failure and the thing that is making you sad is yourself?......... I can beat them up for you?"
Making his child(ren) the exception to everything, to the point of negativity. "Hey, I just got diagnosed with Thing You Have for which you take Medication... but I don't want to take medication, because that will mean I'm a quitter and a loser ... not that you're a quitter or a loser, just other people who rely on Medication to be functional members of society." OR "Hey, I hate millennials... except you... you don't count, I raised you right. So I hate millennials because they're too "woke" and keep doing Thing You Do."
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This was supposed to be a wholesome post about dumb dad shit Bruce should do and has turned into therapy??? Help???
Bruce: [asks Dick to load the dishwasher]... no, not like that. [Does it himself instead of teaching, gets mad at all of Dick's attempts in the future, making Dick unable to care for himself when he moves out]
I need to go lay down.
I moved out 5 years ago. What the fuck. What the actual fuck. What??
"Hey, I heard this activity makes you happy? Well this activity is Dumb and Childish and won't make you Money. [6 years later] Why do you only draw pictures/sew/create for your mom?"
Anyway, I'm fine 🙃 I'm a real adult with a doctorate and bills and taxes and interests just unpacking emotional baggage from the last almost 30 years of my life, nothing to see here.
So my dad (a fifty year-old grown-ass man), while we all happen to be sitting in the same room, just. Put on Fate Apocrypha on the TV? This man hasn’t watched a day of anime in his life?
This is such a surreal experience
it's not that my dad is objectively terrible, it's just that he is the kind of person designed to be difficult for someone with my particular collection of mental problems to deal with.
he asks endless. endless little questions about everything. what's this? what's that? how does that work? where did that come from? like a precocious toddler. he gets annoyed when i don't know the answers. this ramps up my anxiety and inability to focus until i couldn't reliably answer what my own name is.
right now he expects me to help him shop for gifts for my mother, my husband and myself, and by help i mean do it for him, and make it a surprise. (i have maybe finally figured out a way to sort of pick out my own present and still make it a surprise???)
nearly every week he greets me on the phone with the query, “All bright-eyed, bushy-tailed and rarin’ to go?” and folks, i have severe depression, hearing this question is like receiving a needle stab. i have not been any of those things in maybe twenty years. certainly not all three at once. i have asked him to stop, and he does for a while, but sooner or later, he forgets and starts again, because he sincerely thinks it's cute and funny. folks, i am nearly ready to beg him tearfully on my knees to never ever ask me this question again for as long as i live, if i thought it would work.